For those of you looking for a hosted CI system, I highly, highly recommend CircleCI...we've been using it for continuous deployment, and it's been just about perfect. It's one of those tools that Just Works, and makes your life a little bit easier.
Docker sounds brilliant, but I haven't had much luck with deploying my (moderately complex) Django apps on it. For example, I want the postgres db data to live outside the container, but volumes can't currently do that with Dockerfiles: they're initialized at "docker build" and then the files are just overwritten when trying to mount an external volume.<p>Another use case is trying to spin up a development container (where the code resides on the host), but, again, shared volumes overwrite the directory. You can ADD your code initially and then mount the volume when you run it, but it's added hassle.
I just set this up accessible over the internet, building my blog. I've since removed the service/webhooks, but feel free to login at <a href="http://stinemat.es:3000" rel="nofollow">http://stinemat.es:3000</a> to play around. It's extremely cool.
I had major problems with Strider's web interface (running from a Docker instance) just dying on me. I think it's got a long way to go before it's a viable replacement/equivalent for Travis-CI.
Did it take anyone else ages to download all the files from `docker pull strider/strider'? Was taking over 30 mins for me, so I gave up and installed everything by hand without docker in about 5 mins!
Ah, this is deploying StriderCD with Docker, and not the other way the around. Was really hoping to see a build server that could spit out Docker images :)